Wednesday, December 2, 2009

Eric Sturdevant: Apollo 11 Treasure

Eric Sturdevant, Jack and Jill Magazine
Eric Sturdevant created a series of spots for a spread in Jack and Jill magazine in honor of the 40th anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing.

Vault 49: Lenticular Madness

Vault 49, Profero Digital Marketing
The blossoming creative relationship between Vault 49 and Profero Digital Marketing produced this tasty, five-foot lenticular piece, shown here ready for hanging.

Pete Ryan: Ripple Effect

Pete Ryan, Magazine Illustration
Pete Ryan painted this image for an article about America's "ripple effect" on the Canadian economy.

Peter Campofiori: Cut to the Chase

Peter Campofiori, Christmas Cards
Peter Campofiori created this fun holiday card for New York hair salon, Cut to the Chase. The client was looking for an illustrative design that was different than the usual “winter scene” cards they had used in the past.

David Fullarton: Razorfish FEED

David Fullarton, Book Illustration
David Fullarton created a series of illustrations for Razorfish to appear in their book FEED, which has just been published. FEED is a report on the ways that consumers use new technology and the resulting impact on consumer relationships with brands and advertising. Which sounds rather dull, until you see what David did with it…

Urs J. Knobel: Christmas Illustrated

Urs J. Knobel, Christmas Cards
Urs J. Knobel illustrates a 2009 Christmas card for for Swiss company Andreas Schwab.

Tuesday, December 1, 2009

Antony Hare: The Starry Messenger

Antony Hare, The New Yorker,
The New Yorker asked Antony Hare to illustrate John Lahr's review of "The Starry Messenger," a newly opened play at the Acorn Theatre.

Kyle T. Webster: Smiles for bartenders

Kyle T. Webster, Philadelphia Weekly
Philadelphia Weekly sent a reporter out to talk to bartenders recently. The magazine sought out Kyle T. Webster to bring the piece to life visually.

Dave Wheeler: Harvard Business Review

Dave Wheeler, Harvard Business Review,
Dave Wheeler just completed these Harvard Business Review illustrations for a story about how brand names can work with "Hard Discounters," a new breed of stripped down retail stores with predominantly private label (generic) inventory.

Traci O'Very Covey: Holiday Postcard


It's December 1st--- the gift-giving season has begun!

Traci O'very Covey's
illustration carries the day on the front of this large postcard inviting people to a holiday event at locally owned retail store New Orientation of Salt Lake City, UT.

"They are celebrating 25 years," Traci says, "and I am grateful to have been working with them for that long!"